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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My husband takes my daughter around to sell Girl Scout cookies.  " Thanks, DH!  Good job!"  All is fine.  Thanks for participating for once in your child's life.  Appreciate it.

When we get the cookies, they go around and deliver them.  Still all is fine.  Dh is feeling like superdad and bragging to everyone what he has done AND saying, "I can't wait for leftovers."

I try to explain:  there will be no left-overs.  You only get what you put in an order for.

I get an email this morning.  "Here are the left-over cookies:  2 Rah-Rah Raisins,  7 Thin Mints, 10 Samoas, etc etc etc."

"Hmm?????" I ask, "Can you please clarify?  Left-over???   Do you mean ones that have not yet been delivered???????????????????????????"

He calls me saying, "No, they're left-overs.  We delivered them all.  These are left-overs."

I try and I try to explain that there should be no left-overs; we only put in the order for what he had.  He continues to insist, getting angrier and angrier, "I went out there and did all this cookie ordering!!!  These are left-overs!!!!!!!"

THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE.  WE DID NOT GET EXTRAS. DH HAS LOST TRACK OF WHO ORDRED WHAT AND WHAT HE HAS NOW DELIVERED AND NOW OUR GS COOKIE SITUATION IS A TOTAL CLUSTER-FUCK.

Why cannot he handle the simplest situation??  Why?  Why?? Why?????

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I know this is not true, because on NO PLANET does any girl scout have thin mints or samoas left over.
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